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Bootleg Humans

Hosted by Bootleg Humans · comedy · EN

16 episodesAudience: 2
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About this Podcast:

Join the Bootleg Humans as they riff their way through the dramas of their lives, muse on absurd hypothetical situations, and oscillate between the world’s highs and lows. It’s funny, it’s stupid, it’s genius. In the end, it’s nothing new. It’s just done better.

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Contact path

Verified email

Booking probability

19%

Guest openness

Selective

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80/100
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Questions about Bootleg Humans

What is Bootleg Humans about?

Join the Bootleg Humans as they riff their way through the dramas of their lives, muse on absurd hypothetical situations, and oscillate between the world’s highs and lows. It’s funny, it’s stupid, it’s genius. In the end, it’s nothing new. It’s just done better.

What has Bootleg Humans covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Ep. 16 | "Rob and Alisa are Just Friends" | Bootleg Humans" (15 November 2024, 98 minutes), "Ep. 15 | "What the CIA Doesn't Want You to Know" | Bootleg Humans" (2 January 2024, 71 minutes), and "Ep. 14 | "Wizards, The Lottery, and Business Class" | Bootleg Humans" (20 January 2023, 90 minutes).

How often does Bootleg Humans publish?

Bootleg Humans publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 78 minutes across 16 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Bootleg Humans?

Booking probability for Bootleg Humans is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bootleg Humans requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bootleg Humans's contact route on record: verified email.

About the host

Bootleg Humans is a comedy podcast with 16 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Aug 20, 202255 minS1

    <p>The Bootleg Humans travel through time and space in a conversation that takes them to Columbia, the top of Mount Everest, and the ghastly sleeping quarters of a 1700s Pirate Ship. They also debate whether it’s ever...

  • Apr 17, 20221h 19mS1

    <p>What Does It Mean To Be Human? The answer is just one of many knowledge bombs the Bootleg Humans drop in this week’s episode. You’ll also learn about Switzerland’s impenetrable defence system, the full-speed diet of...

  • Mar 27, 20221h 9mS1

    <p>New Year, Same Old Bootleg Humans. Toast the arrival of 2022 (in March) with the Bootleg Humans New Year Special. In the ultimate episode of 2021, Adam and Rob look back over the previous twelve months, discuss...

  • Jan 14, 20221h 38mS1

    <p>The Bootleg Humans are shrouded in darkness this week. Literally, not metaphorical. But despite the lack of light, Rob and Adam are here to brighten your day. The duo take a nostalgic drive through Adam’s Colorado...

  • Dec 13, 20211h 34mS1

    <p>Guest Star Joana joins the Bootleg Humans before her one-way trip to Mars to discuss love, Adam’s highly impressive work history, and Robert’s encounter with David Beckham in the R&B section of HMV. There’s also a...

  • Nov 27, 20211h 28mS1

    <p>In this week’s episode, Rob launches his “He’s Not A Bad Roommate” PR campaign, Adam recounts a highly-dramatic scene from Downton Abbey, and the pair talk plenty of shit on Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos. There’s also...

  • Nov 13, 20211h 20mS1

    <p>The Bootleg Humans overcome squeaky shoes to review the latest drama in Rob’s chaotic love life, express their adoration for aspirin, and outline why they positively do not want to find themselves naked in a jungle...

  • Oct 17, 20211h 12mS1

    <p>In the debut episode, the Bootleg Humans discuss Adam getting his "head turned" by TikTok, speculate on the merits of "A Key To The City,” and bicker over the world's perception of Brits/Americans. They also tackle...

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